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  • ...purse those dreams but he eventually gave up and abandoned them for lucha libre. Before becoming a luchador, he worked as a shoemaker, and he practiced som At first he was your basic lucha libre wrestler. He could go to the mat, he could get rough and he had a few nice
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  • He may not be a known name for those that have gotten into lucha libre during the last few years, but to the ones that had a chance to see him whi ...nd by 8:00 pm Davis had returned home with his family and some friends. By 10:00 he was complaining of a major headache and 30 minutes later he was so de
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  • ...co, Latino Heat, El Rey del Suplex, El Cachorro, "The Tony Curtis of Lucha Libre" ...(EMLL/AAA, 06/92 - 11/92), [[Black Tiger]] (second version, NJPW, 09/93 - 10/98), El Caliente (WCW, 08/29/97)
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  • |birthdate=[[November 10]], [[1907]] - [[Mexico City]] ...st legendary wrestlers. Many histories cite him as the First Idol of Lucha Libre. His nickname was "El Rey del Derechazo", the King of Right.
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  • ...didn't last a lot with Mora in charge). LL also had a bodybuilding sister magazine called "Muscle Power", whose editor also was Valente Pérez. Pérez, who wa ...e released in the country. But the one that easily was the largest selling magazine of them all, was the little comic booklet called "Sensacional de Luchas a C
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  • |birthdate=[[March 10]], [[1958]] - [[Lagos de Moreno]], [[Jalisco]] ...Brothers) and would go on to become one of the most famous trios in lucha libre history.
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  • ...National Middleweight Title]], 1975 Rookie of the Year (awarded by unknown magazine) {{aline|[[1972]]/[[04/15]]<ref>Lucha Libre 480</ref>|hair|[[Tauro]]|Milo Ventura|[[Pista Arena Revolucion]]}}
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  • ...fenseLine|2|[[Chris Adams]]|[[1981]].[[07.20]]|[[Arena Puebla]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 1496, Halcon 483, KO 1461</ref>}} {{TitleHistoryLine|3|[[Perro Aguayo]] [2]|[[Fishman]]|[[1981]].[[10.01]]|[[Los Angeles]]}}
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  • |nicknames=El Black, el Dennis Rodman de la lucha libre, El Rey del Tope, La Saeta del Ring ...Bali (AAA, 07/94 - 02/95), [[Vegas]] (I; AAA, 09/95), Black Panther (EMLL, 10/95 - 05/96), Black Warrior (05/96 - )
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  • Other awards are often handed out by "Dr. Lucha" Stephen Sims, a noted Lucha Libre historian, the old <i>Huricanrana!</i> snail-mail publication, as well as: ===Lucha Libre Magazine===
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  • ...in Mexico City) and then lost it for good to [[Americo Rocca]] on December 10 in Guadalajara. ...es Fantásticos'' or [[Los Fantásticos]]. This was when El Toreo was the #1 lucha building in Mexico in terms of attendance. They were over huge due to their
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  • ...ush right away. Just to put things into perspective, "Lucha Libre" was the magazine that 'created' characters like [[Mil Mascaras]] and [[Tinieblas]], and it w ...who suggested him to unmask Parka so he could take a good picture, and the magazine next week would have a "FRAUD! Parka is Principe Island!" (his former gimmi
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  • ...quien tenía gran amistad lo invitó a entrenar. Empezó a practicar la lucha libre en el Centro Comercial con gente como Garambullo, Pequeño Volta, el Amatec ...la ultima la de Alto Voltaje. Antes como elemento libre había conquistado 10 más, entre ellas la del Dragón Morelense, El Egipcio, el Aguila Venezolan
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  • ...r it (most notable [[TripleMania]] 2009), and an article in AAA's official magazine '''Dos de Tres''' listed Manson as the reigning champion, but the champions ...Charro Aguayo|Francisco Aguayo]]|[[1937]].06.??|[[Mexico City]]|<ref>Box Y Lucha 905, part of a history piece on early title matches</ref>}}
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  • {{TitleDefenseLine|08|[[Gran Hamada]]|[[1978]].[[09.10]]|[[Palacio de los Deportes]]|<ref name="halcon347" />}} {{TitleDefenseLine|10|[[Halcon 78]]|[[1978]].[[10.03]]|[[Cuautitlán]]|<ref name="halcon347" />}}
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  • |height=179 cm/5' 10" ...ico, where he had his first fight defeating [[Enrique Llanes]] on December 10, 1948. He was still wrestling as Ruddy Galindo until one day he read a prog
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  • ...rio Nunez]]|[[Tony Canales]]|[[1934]].[[06.17]]|[[Mexico City]]|<ref>Box Y Lucha 905, arena unclear</ref>}} ...opez]]|[[Dientes Hernandez]]|[[1937]].[[07.11]]|[[Mexico City]]|<ref>Box Y Lucha 905</ref>}}
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  • |height=5'10"/178 cms ...years old his family moved to [[Mexico City]] where he had access to lucha libre, and he idolized [[Black Shadow]] and wanted to be a wrestler like him. Whe
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  • ...tional championships. For most of the titles, the histories printed in the magazine mesh with the information already available. This championship was an excep ...ne, but respect Luchas 2000's research in this area. Some changes from the Lucha 2000's research has been added to this page. The portions of [[Mexican Nati
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  • ...ín (1964 - 01/85), Mr. Zet, Black Shadow Jr. (01/85 - current), El Títere (10/92 - ??) {{Gallery|name=FB IMG 1519947938965.jpg|caption=awarded by Box y Lucha Magazine}}
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